NeuroCampus Aarhus

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NeuroCampus - The Network

NeuroCampus Aarhus is a crosscutting research network within neuroscience and cognition at Aarhus University (AU) and Aarhus University Hospital (AUH). NeuroCampus Aarhus is a focus area of AU and receives strong support from several foundations and industrial partners

NCA Research

The NeuroCampus Aarhus affiliated labs and groups strive to understand normal brain function and its changes in neurological and psychiatric diseases. They comprise basic sciences ranging from neurogenetics, molecular and cellular neurobiology to clinical neuroscience, rehabilitation research and cognitive neuroscience.

Neuroscience Day

NeuroCampus Aarhus hosts an annual Neuroscience Day for affiliated research labs and centres as well as for students and other people with interest in neuroscience. By bringing basic and clinical scientists together, the organisers wish to encourage collaborations and strengthen translational neuroscience.

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19 November 2024 - Grants and awards

Associate Professor Betina Elfving has been awarded over 3 million DKK for her project, "A View into the Depressed Brain Using Plasma and Saliva as…

Amanda Muñoz-Juan in the Aarhus Havn, port of Aarhus, DK. Photo by Mario Olarte.

18 November 2024 - Talent development

NORPOD, the collaborative postdoc program of the Nordic EMBL Partnership, nurtures the next generation of molecular medicine researchers through joint…

Graphic from the article: (A) Schematic comparison between a conventional proteomic strategy and DiDBiT for the isolation and analysis of biotin-labeled NSPs. (B) Schematic representation of the TMT strategy and (C) DiDBiT-TMT strategy for the analysis of the whole proteome and the nascent proteome.

18 November 2024 - Research

Researchers have added a special tagging method to the traditional technique, increasing the sample size nearly fivefold when detecting newly…

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